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The environmental consequences of the missile strike on the DniproHES are announced
The environmental consequences of the missile strike on the DniproHES are announced

Estimated losses from oil pollution reached 159,000 hryvnias.

In Kharkiv, a solar power plant and a generator ensured the operation of a hospital during a blackout
In Kharkiv, a solar power plant and a generator ensured the operation of a hospital during a blackout

SES helped to support the work of the hospital, despite the fact that the weather was not sunny

As a result of the shelling of the Dnipro hydroelectric power plant, oil products got into the river. Photo.
As a result of the shelling of the Dnipro hydroelectric power plant, oil products got into the river. Photo.

It is not known whether it will be possible to restore the operation of HPP-2 at the hydroelectric power station

Restoration of protected forests in Donetsk region begins despite active hostilities
Restoration of protected forests in Donetsk region begins despite active hostilities

Occupiers destroyed more than 10,000 hectares of forest on the territory of the Lyman community

Russians tried to cause a new eco-disaster: consequences of a massive attack
Russians tried to cause a new eco-disaster: consequences of a massive attack

In Lviv Oblast, the wreckage of the "Shahedu" caused a forest fire

British scientists assess the environmental consequences of the Kakhovka HPP explosion
British scientists assess the environmental consequences of the Kakhovka HPP explosion

Researchers have identified more than 1,000 potential sources of pollution in flooded areas

Crimea's rivers to be restored after de-occupation with money from Ukraine Facility
Crimea's rivers to be restored after de-occupation with money from Ukraine Facility

The developed initiative does not take into account the restoration of water supply to Crimea from the Dnipro

Ukraine has generated 600 thousand tons of destruction waste over 2 years of war
Ukraine has generated 600 thousand tons of destruction waste over 2 years of war

In Kharkiv Oblast, about 50,000 tons of waste were generated from the destruction

Hazardous substances get into the river in Ternopil region after enemy shelling
Hazardous substances get into the river in Ternopil region after enemy shelling

Residents of the village will be provided with drinking and technical water

Kharkiv begins replacing contaminated soil after shelling of oil depot in February
Kharkiv begins replacing contaminated soil after shelling of oil depot in February

As a result of the shelling of the oil depot, about 3,000 tons of oil products entered the river

Ukrainian hospitals received 300 energy storage systems from philanthropists
Ukrainian hospitals received 300 energy storage systems from philanthropists

In 2024, benefactors plan to hand over 2,000 such systems